Hannah:
- Áine (pronounced AW-nyuh): This Irish name is derived from the Celtic goddess of summer, Áine. It means "brightness," "radiance," or "splendor."
- Aisling (pronounced ASH-ling): This Irish name means "dream" or "vision."
- Fionnuala (pronounced FINN-oo-lah): This Irish name means "fair-haired champion."
- Grainne (pronounced GRAIN-yeh): This Irish name is derived from the Celtic word "grian," meaning "sun." It means "sunbeam" or "little sun."
- Sadhbh (pronounced SEEV): This Irish name is derived from the Celtic word "saobh," meaning "soft" or "gentle." It means "gentle deer."
Luke:
- Lug (pronounced LUG): This Irish name is derived from the Celtic god Lug, who was the god of crafts, skills, and inventions. It means "brightness" or "shining one."
- Liam (pronounced LEE-um): This Irish name is a short form of the name Uilliam, which is derived from the Germanic name William. It means "resolute protector" or "strong-willed warrior."
- Lorcan (pronounced LOR-can): This Irish name means "little fierce one" or "little wolf."
- Óisín (pronounced AW-sheen): This Irish name is derived from the Celtic word "os," meaning "deer." It means "little deer."
- Rónán (pronounced RAHN-awn): This Irish name means "little seal."
Angel:
- Aingeal (pronounced ON-yel): This Irish name is the Gaelic equivalent of the English name Angel. It means "messenger of God" or "heavenly messenger."
- Aonghus (pronounced ON-gus): This Irish name is derived from the Celtic god Aonghus, who was the god of love, beauty, and youth. It means "one choice" or "single choice."
- Etain (pronounced AY-tin): This Irish name means "little bird."
- Niamh (pronounced NEEV): This Irish name means "bright" or "radiant."
- Síle (pronounced SHEEL-yeh): This Irish name is a short form of the name Síofra, which is derived from the Celtic word "síofra," meaning "fairy." It means "fairy maiden" or "fairy woman."